Sentence examples for given to refer from inspiring English sources

Typically developing (TD) data are given to refer the changes from surgery.

One possible reasons was that doctors received cash incentives for referring TB patients to the CTD while no incentives were given to refer internally.

Hence, a special name of "metabolic inflammation" or "metaflammation" is given to refer to this type of atypical inflammation [ 28; 29].

He is an older man, very dark-skinned, gruff, and given to referring to politics as "this business".

Confident that their city stood at the very centre of the world, Parisians were once given to referring to their country as having two parts, Paris and le désert, the wasteland beyond it.

Consideration should also be given to referring patients for outpatient monitoring of liver function, renal function, and blood counts in a week or two, as toxicities in these organs may be delayed and not clinically apparent.

Additionally, in Beijing, Hanoi and Bogotá, incentives were given to recruits to refer other drug users to the study.

This reflected poorly on the CMWs' professionalism and her role was further undermined by the low quality of clinical services given to the referred patients.

However, when hospital-employed primary care doctors are given incentives to refer to high-margin specialty practices, the result is very predictable.

Such respondents were permitted to participate in the survey but were not given coupons to refer others to the study.

Methods: Questionnaires were given to the patients referred to Hospital das Clinicas-UFPE to chronic rhinosinusitis (CRS) functional endoscopic sinus intervention during 2003-2004.